Aisingjiro Ying Ying, Lilyspan's husband.

When her husband 19 years old, Hua Ying was appointed by Puyi to get married and engaged to Runqi, the second son of Rong Yuan, a former minister.

193 1 year, under the protection of Japanese military police, Puyi sneaked into northeast China to establish Manchukuo. Later, Huaying and Runqi's wedding was held in Xinjing, Manchukuo (now Changchun). Less than 1 month after their marriage, Puyi sent and Runqi to Japan to study military affairs, and Ying went with them. As soon as Huaying arrived in Japan, she was surrounded by the Japanese royal family. She was not only invited to be the honorary president of the Women's Association, but also invited by Emperor Hirohito's sister-in-law to teach Chinese in her apartment. Huaying felt bound, so she often wrote letters to Puyi, who bound her letters into a book. I hope to adopt Lilyspan's mother Lilyspan (19 13- 1992) as her baby name "Peg", the word "Ruixiu" (taken by her father Zai Feng), the nickname "Binghao" (taken by her brother Puyi) and the English name "Lily" (taken by Johnston).

Chinese name "Lilyspan" is in mbth, and Lilyspan's milk names are Peg "Ruixiu" and "Binghao". Date of birth 19 13 Date of death 1992 Birthplace. The Manchu Chairman of the Forbidden City in Beijing commented that he became a citizen and became an ambitious person. Aisin Giorro Puyi Puyi was the 12th monarch of the Qing Dynasty and the 10th emperor after entering the customs. He was also the last emperor of China. Known as the Emperor of Xuan Tong, also known as the Emperor of Xun Qing. Grandson of Prince Yi Xuan (the seventh son of Daoguang Emperor and the younger brother of Xianfeng Emperor), eldest son Zai Feng (the second generation of alcohol prince) and mother Su Wan Guaer Jia Youlan (the daughter of Rong Lu).

Zai Feng (the second generation prince of alcohol) has four sons and seven daughters: the eldest is Aisin Giorro Puyi (1906- 1967), the second is Pu Jie Aisingiorro (1907- 1994), and the eldest is Aisingiorro. The second daughter: Essien Joroych (191-2001), and the third daughter: Lilyspan (1913-1992). Aisin Giorro Puyi's mother, Su Wan Guarga EULAN SPA01, was born in Zhengbaiqi, Manchu, the daughter of Rong Lu, a university student and military affairs minister, and the adopted daughter of Empress Dowager Cixi, who was called Princess Chun Er.

In the 10th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (Shen Jia, AD 1884), Su Wan was born in Guaer's family.

In the 28th year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (Ren Yin, AD 1902), Empress Dowager Cixi arrived in Baoding in 6543810.3 to escape from Eight-Nation Alliance. Here, she married Yulan to Zai Feng, the younger brother of Emperor Guangxu, and made a formal Fujin. Previously, Zai Feng had been engaged, because Eight-Nation Alliance went to Beijing, burning and looting, raping * * * women, and committing all kinds of crimes. In order to escape the insult of foreign soldiers, many families of nobles and officials in Beijing committed suicide, and the girl's family was martyred. Zai Feng's biological mother, Liu Jia, personally presided over the engagement for her son and made a major decision, only to be married another day. Although the engagement was decided by Zai Feng's mother in the old feudal way, Zai Feng himself was very interested in this girl. However, in order to control and win over two prominent families in one fell swoop, the overbearing Cixi brazenly broke the established engagement, regardless of all human feelings and common sense. Liu Jia was insane with anger. He secretly cursed Cixi a thousand times, but on the surface he dared not say anything. Zai Feng himself was not satisfied with this practice of Empress Dowager Cixi. However, it is a great honor for the queen mother to propose marriage, and there is no reason to refuse or thank her. In autumn and September of the same year, 19-year-old Zai Feng held a grand and high-standard wedding between the prince and the prince in Jiashi Youlan, Sukur, one year younger than him, according to the will of Cixi.

The whole process of the prince's wedding is quite complicated. The first step is to get married and appoint ministers and maids to prepare for the marriage, which is roughly equivalent to the marriage preparatory Committee; The second step is to send a message to Fujin's future father. The person who received the imperial edict entered the palace in a formal suit, went to Ganqingmen, knelt down to the north, and the minister who delivered the imperial edict read the imperial edict to the west. Those who receive the imperial edict bow three times and nine times. The third step, the prince visited Fujin's house to write a gift. The next step is for Fujin's family to send cosmetics to Huang Chen's uterus the day before the wedding. After that, there are ceremonies such as marrying the bride, tying the knot, giving a banquet, the couple appearing before the emperor, and visiting the mother on the 9th.

In the 32nd year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (Bingwu, AD 1906), on the 14th day of the first month, Suwan Guarga gave birth to Zai Feng's eldest son, Puyi, in Chunwangfu near Shichahai. But this son has been separated from her since he was a child, and there are few opportunities to meet each other.

In the thirty-third year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (Ding Wei, AD 1907), she gave birth to her second son, Pu Jie, in April of 16.

In October of the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu (Wushen, AD 1908), Empress Dowager Cixi and Emperor Guangxu were seriously ill at the same time. The day before the death of Emperor Guangxu, Empress Dowager Cixi could not bear it. Since Emperor Guangxu had no queen, Empress Dowager Cixi summoned the Minister of Military Affairs in * * * to discuss the candidates for establishing the reserve team. When the Minister of Military Affairs thinks that there are domestic troubles and foreign invasion, he should be an old man. However, Empress Dowager Cixi flew into a rage. Finally, it was agreed that Puyi, the three-year-old son of Zai Feng, the Prince of Alcohol, would be the emperor and Zai Feng would supervise the country. Then, Guangxu and Cixi died in two days. Half a month later, Puyi ascended the throne in the Hall of Supreme Harmony. At that time, the young Puyi kept crying, so his father Zai Feng had to coax him and said it three times in a row: "It's almost over!" At that time, some ministers felt that such an important celebration should say such unlucky things. Sure enough, three years later, Yuan Shikai forced Puyi to abdicate and the Qing Dynasty ended. Therefore, some ministers mentioned that Zai Feng's three remarks were self-inflicted.

In Xuantongyuan year of Qing Dynasty (Ji You, A.D. 1909), Guarga in Jiangsu and Anhui gave birth to his eldest daughter, Essien Choro.

In the third year of Xuantong in Qing Dynasty (Xinhai, AD 19 1 1), Zai Feng, the husband of Suwan Guarga, married a concubine. In the same year, she gave birth to Zai Feng's second daughter, Aisin Jiro Hehe, which was later renamed Jin Xinru.

The one on the left belongs to Su Wan Guaerjia, the one on the right is Zai Feng, Prince of Alcohol, and the two in the middle are Zai Feng's biological mother and Ernian.

19 13 (in the second year of the Republic of China) gave birth to a third daughter, Lilyspan, and later married Wanrong's brother Guo Buluorunqi.

192 1 year (the tenth year of the Republic of China), a fierce conflict broke out between Xuan Tong and Emperor Jin Fei of Guangxu because of the dismissal of Fan. As a result, the mother of Youlan and Prince Chun was called into the palace by Princess Jin and reprimanded. The teenager Lan, who has been accused for no reason, can't stand this * * * because of her strong personality. After returning from the palace, he committed suicide by swallowing opium at the age of 37.

Are there any descendants of the Isinggioro family? Some Xuan Tong emperors, Puyi, have no descendants, but Puyi has three younger brothers and seven younger sisters, as follows:

Second brother Pu Jie (1907- 1994) married Kui Ehao and gave birth to two daughters. Elder sister Babao (1909- 1925) married Guo Buluorunliang and had no children. The second sister Yihe (1911-2001year) was renamed as "Jin Xinru"; He married Zheng Guangyuan and had a son and three daughters. Sanjieying (19 13- 1992) was renamed as "Jin Ruixiu"; He married Guo Buluorunqi and had two sons and one daughter. Sister Lian Xian (19 14-2003) was renamed as "Golden Lotus Fairy"; Marry Zhao Qi and have a pair of children. Third brother Pu Shu (1915-1918) died before he was three years old. Wumart Huaxin (19 17- 1998) was renamed as "Jin Ruijie"; Married Wan Jiaxi and had three sons and one daughter. The fourth brother Puren (19 18- alive) was renamed "Jin Youzhi"; He married Jin Yuting and had three sons and two daughters. Six Sisters Entertainment (19 19- 1982), the word "oversensitive"; He married Wang Ailan and had a son and four daughters. Seven sisters Hua Huan (192 1-2005), the word "Xin Xiao", was renamed "Jin Zhijian"; He married Qiao Hongzhi and had two sons and one daughter. Among them, Pu Jie married a Japanese royal woman and had two daughters. In addition, Aisingiorro Pu Ren, also known as Jin Youzhi, is also a member of the Beijing Municipal Political Consultative Conference and is still alive. Pu Yi has a cousin named Jin Pucong, whose real name is Aisingiorro Pu Cong, who is a famous political figure and scholar in Taiwan Province. * * * Important aides and staff members are both direct and collateral descendants of Essien Joro, such as former professor of Beijing Normal University and famous calligrapher Qi Gong. It is a blue flag, which is said to be the ninth generation grandson of Yong Zhengdi, the fifth son of Yong Zhengdi in the Qing Dynasty, and the imperial examinations with Prince Gong Hongzhou, great-grandfather and grandfather, but Mr. Wang himself does not quite agree. Of course, some of them have adopted sons and daughters, and now most of the surnames of "Aisingiorro" have been changed to "Jin" of the Han nationality. I wonder if you are satisfied with the above answer? Does Aisingiorro Puyi have a son? Puyi had no son, so when he was imprisoned by the Soviet Red Army, he wanted his distant nephew Yu Yan to be his heir, so he adopted Yu Yan as his adopted son. Because Yu Fan's great-grandfather (the fifth son of Daoguang) is the brother of Puyi's grandfather (the seventh son of Daoguang).

Puyi has not been made public. Some people speculate that this may be because he feels that his life is in danger and just wants to have a descendant. So he only privately recognized Yu Yan as his son. No one knew about it at that time, and it was only after the Cultural Revolution that some people knew about it.

Aisin Giorro Puyi (1906 February 7th-1967 June 5438+00 October 17), the word Yao zhi, Hao ran. The last emperor of the Qing Dynasty was also the last emperor in the history of China. Also known as the Qing Emperor or the Emperor of Xuan Tong. He went from 1909 to 19 12, 1 7 July1to19/7 July/kloc-0. 19 1 1 Xinhai Revolution broke out, 19 12 was forced to abdicate in February, and the Qing Dynasty ended.

After the September 18th Incident, he became the puppet emperor of the puppet Manchukuo under Japanese control, with the year number of Kant (1934- 1945), so he was also called "Emperor Kant". 1On August 7, 945, Puyi was captured by the Soviet Red Army and taken to the Soviet Union when he was preparing to escape in Shenyang. 1950 was escorted back to China in early August and studied and reformed in Fushun War Criminals Management Office.

1February 4, 959, 65438+ received an amnesty from the people of China and Chairman * * * and became a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. Puyi wrote an autobiography, My First Half Life, which was published by Popular Press in April. 1964. His unique and dramatic experience has been adapted into film and television works for many times, among which the film The Last Emperor won many awards such as 1987 Academy Award.

1967 10 17 In June, Puyi died of kidney cancer in Beijing at the age of 6 1. First buried in Babaoshan, then moved to Hualong Royal Cemetery near chongling (Guangxu Mausoleum) in the Qing Dynasty.